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Hyundai - The anti-lock brake system module remains energized when vehicle is turned off
Official notice
4 Sept 2020
Last checked
4 Sept 2020
An official DVSA notice concerns Hyundai - The anti-lock brake system module remains energized when vehicle is turned off. The anti-lock brake system module remains energized when vehicle is turned off Published 2020-09-04.
What to do now
Install a relay in the main vehicle fuse box to stop the live positive feed to the abs module with �key off�.
Units affected
9,654
Recall number
R-2020-223
Official notice
2020-09-04
The hazard
The hazard
The anti-lock brake system module remains energized when vehicle is turned off
How to check if you're affected
How to check if you're affected
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Brand: Hyundai. Contact: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
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